Principal Secretary for Medical Services Dr. Ouma Oluga has called for enhanced collaboration between the government and private sector to drive sustainable investments aimed at strengthening Kenya’s health systems and addressing emerging healthcare needs. Speaking during a high-level stakeholder engagement convened by the Safaricom Foundation and M-PESA Foundation at a Nairobi hotel, Dr. Oluga emphasized…
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